FRAME-OFF RESTORATION GALLERY
 
Let's do a frame-off on a 1964
GTO Sport Coupe In
words and pictures.
Koy (ThieringK@aol.com) shows us the process of restoring his 1964 GTO
Sport Coupe.
1964 Sport Coupe Frame-off Restoration Lot 1 of 2.
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Here's Koy's 1964 GTO sport coupe on a rotisserie after installing
new rear quarters, front floor, and trunk floor. Koy commented, "This sure isn't a cheap hobby, but I've had fun. This is the first car I've done so it's quite an experience."
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View of the replaced trunk floor. Koy welded in a new panel between the rear window and trunk lid. This is a location of frequent rust.
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Koy put on a whole new rear passenger-side fender.
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Shot of the new floor pans from below.
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The passenger door opening and firewall body work.
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Better view of the top of Koy's 1965 GTO project car.
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The body is back on the frame, the doors are fit, and the engine is set in. It's a Tri-Power engine!
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Front end view of Koy's Tri-Power in his 1964 Post Coupe.
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Closeup of the Tri-Power engine.
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Cannot get too many Tri-Power engine shots.
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The front fenders, wheel wells, and radiator are put on.
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The dash goes in. The seats are test fit.
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Shot of the underside of Koy's 1964 GTO sport coupe restoration progress. Koy added a rear stablizer bar.
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Shot of the underside from just in front of the passenger rear wheel looking back.
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Another shot under the car.
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1964 Sport Coupe Frame-off Restoration Lot 1 of 2.
Here's a comment from a recent visitor...
Says Gene Bragalone (gbragalone.@yahoo.com) - "You seem to need to addresss three diferent main reader types and you do it well. The "original" fans, the "Just get by" group, and my favorite, the folks who like to look almost original but like to have it perform well so will do things like scrap the junk ignition and ... install different distributors."
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